FIRST INTERVIEW: Carlina White Says Of Alleged Kidnapper, 'I Just Hope That The Officials Can Get Her In Their Hands'

Nejdra Nance -- the 23-year-old Atlanta woman who found out she was actually Carlina White, a baby kidnapped in 1987 from a New York hospital by a phony nurse -- broke her silence on her alleged kidnapper, including what she hopes to happens to the woman.

Ann Pettway is the woman who Carlina's implicated as her kidnapper, though no charges had been filed as of Friday.

In a story broadcast on WTVD-TV, the ABC affiliate in Durham, North Carolina, Carlina said: "She had something set up ..  For a person to put on a nurse's suit and to wander through a hospital, that hospital ... you know what you were doing.”

Carlina said she utilized search engines such as Google and Yahoo for information when she became suspicious of her own identity.

She said the reunion "is all that she wanted, ever since she found out that lady wasn't her biological mother ... I just hope that the officials can get her in their hands, so they can get her side of the story now.”

Pettway, who lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, did not speak to the TV station, who knocked on her front door. Her neighbors said they were surprised over the new developments.